Re: Re: Re: Using Net::Telnet and Win32::GUI

If perl was compiled with iThreads (and most Win32 binary distributions are), then iThreads are used to emulate fork() on Win32.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Using Net::Telnet and Win32::GUI by kpd01 (Initiate) on May 13, 2003 at 18:26 UTC
You are right in that it appears as though the perl I am using was compiled with iThreads. When I check the configuration summary with "perl -V" I do see "useithreads=define". My next question then is "Where can I find some documentation on how to use it?". There is nothing in the perldocs in regards to it. At least nothing that I can find. I have also poked around on the web and what I do see is sketchy at best. Thanks again......	[reply]

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by kpd01 (Initiate) on May 13, 2003 at 18:26 UTC

You are right in that it appears as though the perl I am using was compiled with iThreads. When I check the configuration summary with "perl -V" I do see "useithreads=define". My next question then is "Where can I find some documentation on how to use it?". There is nothing in the perldocs in regards to it. At least nothing that I can find. I have also poked around on the web and what I do see is sketchy at best. Thanks again......

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